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Michael-Grimm-Bewertungen

Michael Grimm

The 2023 Schloss Johannisberg Riesling Orangelack Kabinett is at the top of the estate’s Kabinett wines. It impresses with excellent flow and a dynamic contrast of vibrant acidity, delicate fruit with its subtle sweetness, and linear coolness. The 2023 vintage benefited from exceptionally warm temperatures, leading to particularly good grape development. The nose is dominated by intense stone fruit aromas such as yellow plum and white peach, accompanied by floral and herbal notes such as orange blossom, lavender, and sage. On the palate, the wine is juicy and complex, with light stone fruit and slight exotic nuances of passion fruit. After hand-picking, the must was gently pressed and fully fermented in stainless steel, then aged on fine lees in a 1,200-litre barrel made from the estate’s own oak.

- Schloss Johannisberg
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Vinous

94 POINTS
The 2023 Riesling Schloss Johannisberg Orangelack Kabinett is a new wine for the estate. It was picked in the first week of harvest in the central part of the Johannisberg. As a point of difference to the Rotlack Kabinett, this was whole-bunch-pressed in a basket press and fermented in stainless steel, then matured for six months in wood barrel on fine lees. Summer blossom and tender tangerine peel are absolutely aromatic and beguiling on the nose. Pure peach, pale but red-cheeked and utterly scented, weaves its magic on the slender palate, countered by ripe lemon—tender, aromatic, supple and so fresh. A most seductive wine, it’s light and ethereal, leading to a long finish. (Off-dry) 

- Anne Krebiehl MW (08/2024)
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James Suckling

98 POINTS
What explosive aromas this astonishing riesling Kabinett has. The aromatic maelstrom is hard to adequately describe, but there’s no question that the flinty energy catalyses the astonishing spectrum of aromas that reaches from rose hips to gunpowder via vineyard peaches and pomegranates. Staggering energy in the extremely long and incredibly stony finish. From organically grown grapes. Drinkable now, but best from 2026. 

- Stuart Pigott (08/2024)
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Schloss Johannisberg

Auf dem Schloss Johannisberg wird seit 1200 Jahren Wein angebaut, seit 1720 ausschließlich Riesling.

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